Anyone who's ever been told your wheel wells look too full post a pic here. I like the look and am trying to decide on a setup. please don't post a million pics with guys running 6" lift with less than 35's. I'm looking for guys who maxed out tire size for their ride height, stock or otherwise

 

Here is mine with AS 2.5 and 33's. Check gallery for more pics

 

Here you go. 35's on 16x10 inch wheels with a 3 inch body lift.







And 33's on 16x10 inch wheels at stock height.

 

 

okay i have made up my mind, that is what i want my truck to look like, not to steal your idea but it looks bad ***, i also see a guy driving around a lot down here in Davie, FL that has a setup similar to yours, how much did it cost you for the whole setup and what type of tires are those?

 

My current tires are 315/75-16 (35x12.50) BFG AT KO's on 16x10 Eagle Alloy model 102 wheels. The body lift is made by Performance Accessories. It was about $130 and the Gap Guards were about $70. THe tires retail for about $200 each and the wheels about $125 each.

 

i think i remember asking you this, but you installed it yourself right?

 

wandell, that look is very classy!!! OK, what will it take to do that on my 2000 F150 supercab flareside 4x4 with stock suspension.

Where do I order rims? I found this place online: http://www.wheelsforless.com/eagle_alloys.htm
I also like the Moto Metal 951 Black ( made in 16x9 and 17x9).

1. What hole pattern do I need?
2. What backspacing?
3. Will 10" rims fit?
4. Should I go down to a 16" wheel? Stock is 17". It looks like the 16" wheels are less expensive, and the 17" wheels are only made in a 9" width (Eagle). I imagine the 16" BFG will be less expensive too. I guess something around 33" tall will fit with stock suspension.

BTW, what are "gap guards"?

I cannot PM you because I do not have enough posts.
I agree, that is a bad *** look. I am sorry to bomb you with all these questions, but I was going to order tires from tire rack today after agonozing what to get. I saw your set-up, and knew that is what I want!

 

looking good, keep 'em coming

 

Check out pics and sig.

 

I think i might actually be able to tuck some 37" tires... But i figured it wouldnt hurt to post.

I am going to get a 2-3" body lift here pretty soon and try to tuck some 38" tires...

6" lift with 35's;

 

Hunt and Fish, you bolt pattern is 5x135mm and yes, you can fit 16x10's with 4.5 inches of backspacing. Without a body lift, I'd stick with 33's. And Gap Guards are precut pieces of rubber that cover the gap in the wheelwells a body lift creates.

 

Wandell, you are a big help to a bunch of us on here. I know you must get tired answering questions. Thanks ahead of time!

Can you tell me the difference between this:
1024 16x10 5/135
Eagle Alloy 1024 polished finish 1-piece alloy. Backspace 4 1/2". $145.00

And this:
1029 16x10 5/135 '97-'03 Ford
Eagle Alloy 1029 polished finish 1-piece alloy. Available for RWD vehicles $160.00

The shipping is free. Opinion on the price?

What do I need to order for my 2000 F150 4x4 Off Road Flareside with stock suspension? I want to mount BFG AT 305/70R16 D on them. Couls I get away with 315/75QR16 ??

 

Those are just two different model (style) of Eagle Alloy wheels. If you stay at stock height, you will have to stick with a 305/70-16 (33x12.50) tire. With that size wheel and tire you will have to trim a little plastic off your front bumper's lower valance for clearance. I have pics of this in my gallary, just click the little camera icon.

 

Nice truck man, nice and clean!